‘SHINE for Kids provides support for children who have a family member in prison’ – Goulburn Post
3 October 2016
SHINE for Kids community mentor project worker Lena Lockett says the service supports and works in partnership with children and young people so they can exercise their rights to protection and full participation in family, culture and social life. “These children are hidden in the community and can feel very isolated and stigmatised,” Ms Lockett said.
Read more »‘Helping young people shine’ – Koori Mail
29 September 2016
FOR more than three decades children and young people affected by a family member’s offending have been supported by SHINE for Kids, which operates in justice centres in NSW, Victoria, ACT and Queensland. Chief executive Gloria Larman said the organisation was shocked at the recent allegations of child abuse in juvenile detention centres in the ...
Read more »Baroness Jean Corston on ‘The Morning Show’
14 September 2016
Baroness Jean Corston, who spoke at a breakfast at Parliament House co-sponsored by SHINE for Kids, appeared today on ‘The Morning Show’ to discuss her groundbreaking work leading to The Corston Report in 2007.
Read more »Gloria Larman chats with James Valentine
18 July 2016
A couple of weeks after he hosted A Night with a Few of Our Favourite Artists, James Valentine invited SHINE for Kids CEO Gloria Larman to outline what the organisation does and how parental incarceration so adversely affects the children we support.
Read more »Organisation supports children of prisoners – Western Advocate
14 December 2015
From the Western Advocate: An organisation supporting children with a parent in jail is in urgent need of additional volunteers. Bathurst Shine for Kids works with, and for, young children with a parent in jail by supporting them and inspiring them to reach their potential.
Read more »Law Society Journal looks at the plight of women in prison
15 November 2015
The number of women in NSW prisons has quadrupled since 1982, growing at twice the rate of men. The result is pressure on an overloaded system, calls for more programs to help women when they are in prison, and the need to develop more diversion programs to keep them out. This is the hidden story ...
Read more »‘Colourful Dreaming’ on WIN News
26 October 2015
Sarah Navin reports on the progress of SHINE for Kids’ ‘Colourful Dreaming’ program, reconnecting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander inmates with their families and communities through traditional arts, thereby reducing the likelihood of reoffending.
Read more »What life’s really like in a juvenile detention centre
20 May 2015
news.com.au tells the stories of two inmates at Frank Baxter and how the ‘Stand As One’ program is helping them change their lives.
Read more »What a difference a ride makes: Transport stories from people in Western Sydney
30 April 2015Our Children’s Supported Transport Service appears in a booklet published by the Western Sydney Community Forum. In ‘Samantha – transport over troubled waters’ (p37), a SHINE for Kids caseworker describes her sometimes heartwrenching, sometimes surprising, experiences while accompanying children to visit their parents in prison.
Read more »Danielle Cormack appears on The Morning Show
28 April 2015
One of her many media conversations in which Danielle raises awareness of SHINE for Kids is an April 2015 edition of ‘The Morning Show’ on Seven in a segment appropriately titled ‘Queen of the Small Screen’.
Read more »‘Out and about’ – The Daily Advertiser
8 July 2014AS PART of local community celebrations during NAIDOC Week 2014, Wagga Art Gallery, in partnership with SHINE for Kids, showcased an exhibition of indigenous artwork created by the talented participants of the Colourful Dreaming Program. The exhibition for 2014 was on show 3–12 July at the E3 art space in Wagga Wagga. The Daily Advertiser ...
Read more »‘Time to shine art gallery’ – The Daily Advertiser
28 June 2014JOURNEY: James Mapp Journey in Time 2014 acrylic on canvas from the upcoming exhibition Shine for Kids – Colourful Dreaming Program. Reproduced courtesy of the The Daily Advertiser By LINDA ELLIOTT AS PART of local community celebrations during NAIDOC Week 2014, Wagga Art Gallery, in partnership with SHINE for Kids, is proud to be showcasing an exhibition of ...
Read more »‘Federal Budget axes program for Aboriginal children with parents in jail’ – ABC News
17 June 2014Federal Budget cuts will see the end of a program for Aboriginal children in the Macleay Valley who have parents in jail. The Federally funded … Belonging to Family project to the Kempsey area since 2010. Since then 80 Aboriginal inmates have participated in it, and it supported over 400 children. Read more ...
Read more »‘They want to make sure kids can shine’ – Western Advocate
5 June 2014
By NADINE MORTON MORE than 300 children who have a parent in Bathurst Correctional Centre will be assisted thanks to a new funding boost. While law enforcement focuses on the crime and punishment of the perpetrator, the children of a person in jail are often the “hidden” concern. A child of someone in prison is five times more ...
Read more »SHINE for Kids contributes to ‘The Forgotten Children’ – BBC Radio Worldwide
31 May 2014SHINE for Kids’ CEO Gloria Larman spoke recently to BBC Radio Worldwide in a segment ‘The Forgotten Children’ which reported that in the UK, over 200,000 children have a parent in prison.
Read more »Grant to help break cycle of generational crime – The Wellington Times
26 May 2014SHINE for Kids says a $10,000 donation from Westpac Foundation Community Grant is a vote of confidence in SHINE’s programs. The funding will support the work of SHINE for Kids with the children of imprisoned parents in western Sydney and in the central west (Bathurst) region of NSW. “We are delighted to receive this funding from Westpac ...
Read more »‘HungryBeast’
31 May 2010
SHINE for Kids features prominently in a cutting-edge ABC TV report One of the very last segments in 2010’s ‘Hungrybeast’ was on the challenges faced by children of prisoners. It sensitively shows the impact of one father’s incarceration on two of his children and their grandmother, who became their guardian – and how SHINE for ...
Read more »SHINE client and CEO on ‘Life Matters’
15 March 2010Gloria Larman, CEO SHINE for Kids, and Jamielee, a former client of SHINE, spoke to Richard Aedy for ‘Life Matters’ on ABC Radio National.
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